The Hindu Editorial Analysis | 06 January 2025 | The Hindu Vocabulary, Reading, Grammar | Rupam Mam

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[@PoojaVishwakarma-gr2rj]

Affirmed - asserted Cloak-hide Fiduciary-trustee Exempt - free Replenishment - restoring Provisions - regulations Deliberative- contemplative Thank u ma'am 🙏

[@AM-gr6lz]

After a wait of 7 years, the draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 has been enforced. It laid out the provisions for data protection such as children's online data protection, and procedures on how data will be collected and safeguarded. Although the stakeholders of this rule are industry associations and general public but the government did not take into consideration any recommendations given by them. The government should consider the significance of any data protection law and should act accordingly towards it at the right time otherwise the delays and actions would only result into the lack of trust of the general public in the government. Thank you ma'am

[@shraddhakhandge8963]

Affirmed: asserted Cloak:veil Fiduciary: custodian Exempt: relived Replenishment: renewing Disclosure: Provisions Deliberate:reflective In the direction of Long overdue Spell out Part and parcel Shake confidence

[@NOUSHIN74]

Crux: In the article , the writer had discussed about the personal data protection rules ,2025 which was awaited since seven years and has been affirmed by Supreme Court of India in 2025. This action shows the negligence of the central government which took years to update these provisions. The act coincided with the increase in the digitisation and the rapid growth of internet and digital media. To protect the data of the users and to safeguard the data of individuals standards. But the DPBI ( data protection board of India) is exempted from the act’s provisions. The centre must consider the technology firms and individual users equally for the transparency and disclose the minimisation of data collection, if not government will lose the trust and confidence of people in the seriousness of government about protecting their data. Thank you ma’am 😊

[@KavyaSingh-f1s]

Today's editorial The Digital Personal Data Protection Act had been passed a year ago but Indians do not have information about fundamental rights. The Draft Digital Personal Data Protection rules, aim to safeguard citizens' rights for the protection of their personal data. The government persistent cloak the rule making process. Thank you ma'am. ❤

[@PoojaChauhan-vj5tl]

TODAY'S CRUX : The Digital Personal Data Protection Act had passed over a year ago , but the government cloaked the rule-making policies from the Indians . Due to this concealment public's trust were shaken . The Govenment should maintain transparency among public. THANK YOU MAM

[@neerjasharma6884]

Crux: Turning a blind eye by Government for play out of Digital personal data protection act's is long overdue along with secrecy over how the regimes of data privacy are being made , is shaking the confidence of Indians on them

[@harshitagoyal2685]

6/9 🌸🌸... Today's My first class ....fir bhi itne ache marks aa gye ....thnkiuhh So much Mam for this wonderful session 🌸🫡🌸🫡

[@dikshasingh2555]

In a landmark case of 2017 i.e. Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India, which primarily focused on public data protection, the draft digital personal data protection rules,2025, finally came into existence. The rules related to this provision were already directed by the Supreme Court a year ago, but the provisions are not enforced yet. The draft directs rules pertaining to data protection of customers and children for online services. It also talks about the formation of the Data Protection Board of India. It also discusses the case when data is breached and what measures must be taken in order to safeguard them. Apart from this, it can clearly be seen that the government is not willing for anyone's interference like private players, other stakeholders or even the general public as it is consistently hiding the process of making such a draft which shows the lack of transparency in our system. Due to this, the public is not feeling confident about the seriousness of the government regarding Data safeguarding. My score : 9/9 I need more practice on descriptive writing. It's my first class here. Thank you ma'am 😊

[@Vishwas_2345]

Today's editorial- Digital personal data protection rules under 2025 indicates that in the direction of enforcing Fundamental right to Informational privacy for indian Affirmed by SC. The rules offer how online services will required to communicate the purposes of data collection to users such as safeguard children's data online, establish DPBI and many more..Government has consistently denied recommendations from stakeholders in public domain and has disclose draft as well. Government should follow data collection, promoting disclosure, ignored in protecting user data. Thanku mam😊😊

[@MoniGupta-o6b1t]

Today's editorial crux The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, has been passing in the parliament over a year ago. The Government shakes confidence to the general public. Thank you so much ma'am ❤️ 7/9

[@khushishivhare7020]

My score - 8/9 Essence of editorial - The draft Digital personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, is right to information privacy for Indians is long overdue . As Supreme Court declared it in landmark case in 2017. The Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) is going to set the rules regarding data privacy which is also concerning as government is not disclosing any information regarding process which also restrict the participation of individuals. Thank u ma'am ❤

[@anushrutidubey4414]

Crux : The Digital personal Data protection Act was proposed in 2017 but it took whole 7 years to make it a law. This lorry in formation cost dwindling of public trust. Government neither included people's nor other stakeholders' opinions for decision making of this Act. This will not only create a sense of mistrust in public but also their data privacy is at stake due to digitalisation in these years. Government needs to be more responsible and cautious in this matter. Score 7/9 Thankyou ma'am ❤❤

[@Neetika-l5z]

CRUX- The draft of digital protection rules was affirmed by the Supreme Court. But the transparency in the revelation of rules is little. In the context of firms, public and other participants who play a significant role in any formation of provision, no confirmation or suggestion taken. It is the stake of government and private sector firms that all people must know about the provisions which are directly for themselves' protection. The rules have introduced one year ago in parliament. Though, it took seven years to implement the rules. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you mam

[@wowbankerchhaya440]

Today score-- 7/9 descriptive Writing-- After the wait for seven year draft of Digital personal Data Protection Rules 2025 has affirmed By supreme Court The Purpose behind its safeguard of online data and established DPBI. However The government is too late to implementation of Policy regarding safeguard the Public data. According To my point view only implementation of any policy it means not that it is very effective Proper evaluation is much needed for smoothing Functioning Moreover maintain the trust of People is foremost Priority. Thank You Maam

[@NehaAngel-k5x]

7/9 thanku ma'am meri english bhaut weak t but ab improved ho rahi hai 😊

[@premraj4588]

India finally has draft rules to protect people's online privacy, which is a fundamental right. These rules were long overdue, and the delay has likely caused harm as digital life has exploded in recent years.The rules tell companies how to handle our data, like explaining why they collect it, keeping children's data safe, and what to do if there's a data breach. They also create a board to oversee data protection. However, there are concerns about how independent this board will be. More importantly, the government has been secretive about how these rules were made. They haven't shared enough information with the public and businesses, which is crucial for a fair and open process. To truly protect our privacy, the government needs to be transparent, minimize data collection, and punish companies that mishandle our information. People are losing trust in the government to protect their data, so swift action is needed.

[@0ldMonk_YT-9]

Thank you for this amazing session ma'am

[@muskansardana7061]

7/8 thank you for this amazing session ma'am 🥰🥰🥰

[@sardarsingh5657]

Pdf kha milega

[@ruchigupta3558]

Informational privacy is the fundamental right of Indians. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, the draft of rules, passed by the parliament a year ago. The proposed rules offer the establishment of the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI), safeguard of children's data online and to communicate the purposes of their data collection to users. The government is consistently declining the recommendations of stakeholders and disclosure of these draft rules as well. The government should involve the recommendation of the industrial association and the general public to make the legislation. Thankyou Ma'am ❤️❤️

[@soul-7e]

The draft digital personal data protection rules 2025, was proposed in 2017, when Supreme Court of India affirmed Right to Privacy as fundamental right. But it took seven years to implement by the union government. During the consultation process for framing the rules, the government could have taken the opinion of all the stakeholders to make rules all- inclusive. In the era of rapid digitisation, government must maintain transparancy for framing rules and its timely so that trust should be maintained. Thank you 🙏

[@sahilverma5375]

Today's Editorial:- In 2017 in landmark case, Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs The Union government, the Supreme Court affirmed that govt should make a law regarding information privacy enforcing gundamental right of individual. For the same the govt prepared a draft of Digital Personal Data Protection Rule. It has been seven years since the direction by SC in 2017 still the act is pending to be enforced. In this draft it includes how online services will be required to communicate the processes of their data collection, children's data online and to form the Data Protection Board of India (DPBI) , set the standard so that govt agencies could be exempted under these provisions. It also includes what would happen if the provision are breached by related entities. However the govt has refused to take advice from any stakeholders such as firms, people that could play a crucial role for the same. which leads to lack of transparency which may distort the trust of people. Govt should consider all the facts and consequences to both private firm and users before implementing this law.. Thank u mam ❤ 8/9

[@Chandankumar-ji5kr]

Today's my first class amazing session

[@its_me_anmol7537]

Thank you mam My score: 5/10 My thoughts on ''Draft Digital Personal Data Collection Rules (2025): The Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 are in pending for so long, its arising a big question if our private information according to this right is any safe or not! It finally took them 7 years to bring this issue is the light when it already has suffered loss during the time of India's rapid growth in digitisation. I personally think this is not a very good sign regarding the safety of our private information and rights on them. As the last parra says, the Indian Government really needs to keep in check their key principles of this provision or else, we will really start to lose our trust on them.

[@sanskritichaudhary8254]

Score-9/9 Dated back in 2017 when the Supreme Court declared Right to Privacy as a fundamental right, no action was taken by the union government regarding the same. Now in 2025 the draft of Digital personal data protection rules 2025 was passed, indicating the delay in the working of government. This negligence towards the concerning issue of data protection reduce the trust of general public.

[@Shivam-t7s8k]

One -year ago when the Digital Personal Data Protection Act had been passed in the parliament which was proposed in 2017. It was affirmed by Supreme court of India as Right to privacy 2025 but government of India took a7 year to implement this act.

[@______LALMOHAN________]

After seven years, The Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 draft has affirmed by the Supreme Court. These rules proposed purpose of data collection, safeguard children data, establish Data Protection Board of India, procedures to follow after data breach and many more. Concerning thing is that these rules are formed secretly, without public consultations while these rules will be implemented for the public. It would have been better to include tech industry as well as public opinion during rules formation. These rules should work out properly and timely as Indians have been waiting for this far too long.

[@jyotichahar1192]

Thanku maam

[@rajeevranjanprasad20]

Thank You Maam🙏

[@PrajnaPravaBiswal]

Thank you so much ma'am Score-8/9

[@PariChaudhary-om3cr]

7/8 thanku Soo much mam😊

[@PoojaYadav-ze2ul]

Thank you ma'am ❤ Today score 7/9

[@Akriti_0703]

The draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules,2025, has been a prolonged advancement which could be implemented after the declaration of the Supreme Court of India in 2017 that right to information privacy is a fundamental right. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act was passed in Parliament over a year ago but did not implement. The Government concealed the rule making process and did not place recommendations of stakeholders. The seven-year long wait in which India has achieved growth in digitalisation, may not passed without trouble. The Government should ensure public data privacy and transparency in rule making process. Today's score - 8/9

[@PritikaKumari-p9r]

8/9 THANK U MA'AM ❤

[@aradhanasah8660]

In a period with raid growth in digitalisation, the supreme court directed tothe government to establish a law regarding informational privacy enforcing fundamental rights of individuals. Which includes how online services required to communicate the purposes of their data collection to users, safeguard children's data online, establish the data protection board of India(DPBI) and set the standards for government agencies to follow to be exempt from the act's provision, and spell out the procedure to be observed if personal data is breached by a data fiduciary. But it's been 7 years, proposed by supreme court, still hasn't been enforced yet. Which raises a big concern over our privacy and still government refuses to take any advice from stakeholders that again raises questions on why government want it to be confidential. In order to gain the trust government should keep transperency in all the process and let people know if they are the fiduciary or not. Thank you ma'am

[@gayatridash-0807]

6/8 thnq ma'am fr this session

[@Vijay-1584]

The draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules aim to safeguard citizens' rights for the protection of their personal data these rules seek to operationalize the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 DPDP Act in line with India's commitment to create a robust framework for protecting digital personal data Recognizing the importance of citizen engagement the government plans a comprehensive awareness campaign these initiatives will educate citizens about their rights and responsibilities under the new framework fostering a culture of data responsibility.Thank you Ma'am for this Informative Session and I am really Sorry Ma'am actually due to some reason I could not attend the live class today👍👍👍✨✨

[@jasu4695]

9/9 thankyou ma'am ❤❤

[@tannukumari7567]

Crux of today's article The draft Digital Data Protection act is a limg overfue decision for which government must take actions . This is a critical point that we had been waiting since 7 years for the rule which according fo the supreme court is our fundamental right . We were not aware of the things but most likely we had already paid the cost for waiting on such crucial decision. The government have to discuss while makimg this provision which is necessary because it may lead to better outcomes but government is not doing so it hides the rule making process which is a regretable manner. The government need to make policy keeping points in mind like minimising data collection, promoting disclosure, penalizing neglects and all necessary points . Now its time to make policy which promotes user privacy. And if government is not doing so it lead to shakable confidence on government . Thank you so much ma'am for 😊😊today's session scored 6/9 don't know performance itna khrb kyu ho rhe h mere 😢😢

[@ruchi5904]

Score: 7/8 CRUX OF TODAY'S EDITORIAL: The Personal Data Protection Act, which was delayed by seven years, is now pronounced by the Supreme Court of India. This act was passed in the Parliament a year ago. But this seven-year delay has cost much especially as this period is marked by the huge growth in digitalisation. The rule proposed several measures that could safeguard personal data from getting public. But the distressing fact is that the government is trying to hide the procedure. B.N. Srikrishna who was assigned to draft the first bill denied to take any suggestions from the stakeholders in the public domain. The government must consider all these aspects while it should not digress from the key aims of any data Protection law otherwise people would lose their faith and confidence in the government.

[@SunitaDevi-gl2me]

The draft digital personal data protection rules 2025 is overdue for a long time. The apex court of India affirmed in 2017 that rule of privacy is right of fundamental. After seven year wait it is not implemented.

[@EkuKumari-l4q]

8/8 thank you so much ❤ mam

[@UshaHazra-ob7og]

Good morning 🙏🏿

[@AryanshalniRauniyar]

7/9 thank you ma'am ❤

[@miss.bhardwaj5718]

Summary The draft digital personal data protection rules 2005 was a significant step , after waiting for seven years finally it was passed in parliament it is most important in the era of digitalization there is need to enscrypt the data and makes fully privacy but it's not acceptable that the government continue to cloak the rule making process in secrecy there should be disclos to the public because these rules are made for them there should be transparency. ( In do this for ist time )

[@Ashiya74]

The seven year wait for privacy protection rules , despite The government froms rules which are not transparent and people's confidence are shaken. The supreme court affirmed this rules a year ago. The digital personal data protection rules will be created private agencies and stakeholders opinions that must be trustable. Digital protection rules overdue responded by the government who introduced some time before. The concerns raise for the action of government about of public data privacy because lack of transparency and veil the provision it is not good. Thank you ma'am for wonderful session.❤❤

[@studystudy123.]

Pdf dijiye mam wow vocab wala...

[@cricknews3578]

7/8 in rc and 1 correct grammar

[@srijal...5363]

Gud morning mam

[@shyambabuyadav3626]

Good morning

[@subhajitroy9702]

Long awaited the draft rules for privacy data protection 2025 has been passed by supreme Court( case reference. Justice k. S puttaswamy vs union of India 2017).In last 7 years India shows rapid growth in digitalization so this should be passed many years ago, this shows the reluctent of government's about privacy of information and data of general public of India.The draft rule reveals, what would be the approach to deal with data breach, safeguard of children data in social media,proposed establishment of Data protection board of India, explain reasons for data collection by various social media platforms to users etc but this cannot give the institutional design of proposed DPBI ans this is not expected from subordinate legislation. Basically government is not much transparent about data protection police and also delayed to post in public domain about recommendations of stakeholders after 1st bill of data protection proposed by BN. Sri krishna committee. For implementation of proper data protection policy, both public, private platforms participation needed at the time of consultation otherwise it will erode public trust on government policy about personal data protection. Suggested process should be, minimum collection of data, encourage for transparency, penalties for ignorant in data protection etc.

[@sardarsingh5657]

Pdf kha se milega mam

[@pritamsen9450]

5/8 score

[@Prajapatdharmveer]

Hlo ma'am Ma'am meri English bhot weak h me aapka the hindu wala session dekhti hu but mujhse question nhi ho pate

[@RuhaniChowdhary]

DONE MAM

[@suhanirajput4164]

Score 7/9 6/jan./2025 Today's Editorial In 2025, it's few rules that it is reimpose for the replenishment. The draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules is a long overdue for the advance. Because it's implemented in the fundamental right to the informational privacy for Indians. It's affirmed by the supreme court of India in the landmark case. Thank you ma'am 😊

[@sagarranjan6933]

Iski pdf kaha milti hai??

[@srijal...5363]

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[@swedensnow]

Thank you mam for another session❤❤ score-5/9 and writing ka maam samaj nhi aa rha kese likhna h....this is my 2nd class

[@jyotichahar1192]

7/8

[@Sumitkumar-qm2zy]

8/8

[@microworld-z9e]

7

[@neharathaur8165]

Hi

[@HARSH_Dubey_777]

6/8 thankyou so much ma'am ✨

[@saurabhkumar-yy3yz]

7/9 Thank u ma'am 🙏

[@KajalVishwakarma-f7y]

6/9